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imagopersonal · 15 days

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Shots in potc: at world’s end that make me want to leave society, find a crew and a ship and never come back

Gif of this one because I particularly love it

#for the first time literal ships #potc #pirates of the caribbean #potc awe #pirates #cinema #aesthetic

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cupcakeshakesnake · 11 months

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(Ocean Man playing faintly in the distance)

Literally no one asked for this.

#potc #pirates of the caribbean #davy jones #davy jones potc #potc fanart #potc dmc #potc awe #snake's art

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kickingthepirate · 7 months

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Made this way back when to show why elizabeth is not only a pirate king but fashion and gender king

(please don't take this seriously by the way, it was just for fun hdfghdf)

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deaderthandoubledead · 1 year

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#incredibly straight scene #nothing homosexual going on here guys #especially no lip biting in gif 2 #cutler beckett #lord cutler beckett #jack sparrow #pirates of the caribbean #potc #potc awe #potc: at world's end #my gifs

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diaryofasugarfiend · 4 months

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You think any of the Duchman crew are pissed about being human again after Will takes over? I mean maybe not the ones with coral growing out of their mouths and eye sockets, but Maccus was a fuckin shark-man and now he's just a guy.

#potc #pirates of the caribbean #disney #potc awe

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lieutenantselnia · 1 year

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I was rewatching AWE the other day and got remembered of Davy's absolutely feral growl in this scene. I have no idea whether it was scripted this way or not, but I'm glad they left it in because honestly - I absolutely love it. and I kind of want more feral Davy now

#I swear there was something more sophisticated I wanted to add to the caption but my brain just kinda stopped working #I don't know why but hearing him growl like that is doing things to me #like it literally makes me feel a shudder running down my back (in a positive way)#also fun fact: I'm not sure if I remember correctly but I think I once watched an interview with Bill Nighy where he talked about-#working on the underworld films and how the characters were basically just constantly growling and hissing at each other-#and he found it absolutely hilarious #makes me wonder if Davy's growl here was actually in the script or more of a spontaneous acting decision from Bill #either way he did great <3 #although I'm not even 100% sure if it was Bill playing him in this scene bc they also had a stuntman for the fights #but I'm kinda assuming he was bc it was rather close up so his behaviour and body language would be more authentic #davy jones #davy jones potc #bill nighy #pirates of the caribbean #potc #at world's end #potc awe #potc 3 #jack sparrow #selniasoriginal

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clairedelune-13 · 10 months

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I was today years old when I discovered Johnny Depp’s Sparrow was inspired by Keith Richards cuz pirates were like rockstars in that century. And then they got Keith Richards to play Teague in AWE.

#jack sparrow #captain teague #johnny depp #keith richards #potc awe #like father and son

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transparentfishsludgebagel · 2 years

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potc:awe screencap study. such a sad reunion

#potc awe #potc #fanart #digital art #james norrington #pirates of the caribbean #procreate #elizabeth swann #keira knightley #jack davenport

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makesitprecious · 1 year

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No . . . no, no!! NO! Don't leave me . . . Don't - no!! I won't leave you!

#willabeth #pirates of the caribbean #pirates of the caribbean at world's end #potc awe #keira knightley #orlando bloom #pirates of the caribbean: awe #at world's end #will turner #elizabeth turner #elizabeth swann #my stuff #listen if I have to suffer through the emotional damage of watching this scene to gif these then you do too #chord overstreet #Hold On

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shadystarlightgentlemen · 2 years

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I’m very disapointed in the lack of James Norrington content on this hell site and it’s older sister ao3, I’ve resorted to Quotev and I’m this close to logging into my old wattpad account for sustenance. I’ve already gone through the entire James Norrignton tag here and on ao3 and TikTok edits can only sustain me for so long. He’s my little dirty gremlin man and I need more than what the world has to offer.

#James Norrington #james norrington x reader #potc #potc awe #potc dmtnt #jack davenport #i need my scrunklo #my little blorbo #blorbo from my movies #not so innocent little baby #but i love him anyway

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hacked-wtsdz · 1 year

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It’s interesting how The Curse of the Black Pearl begins with Elizabeth and Will, and only after we get introduced to Jack. They are all main characters, however that choice seems interesting to me. Additionally, the way he is introduced is like a second first scene of the movie, it could have begun with Jack on that boat, and it would have been a great beginning. But instead we begin with Elizabeth. And by the time we meet Jack we already know: that she is interested in pirates, the way everybody in her world treats pirates, the way she and Will met, the fact that Will came from a pirate ship, and the fact that there is a ghost pirate ship attacking other ships. And only THEN we see Jack on his sinking boat, the skeletons of pirates foreshadowing Barbossa’s crew and Jack’s entire goal: to find a ship. And then we learn that it’s not just some ship, but the Black Pearl, the Pearl that Elizabeth saw ten years ago. It’s clear to us that he and Elizabeth will meet, because they are the main characters, but even before they do we can see a connection between them.

At World’s End’s ending is also built the same exact way. It ends with Will leaving Elizabeth on the shore, their story that begun in cotbp is logically ended. That scene where she stands alone on the beach could have been the end of the movie. But instead they show us Jack, who is facing the exact same problem he was facing at the beginning of cotbp — his ship is stolen (by Barbossa, no less), and he sets out into the ocean on a small boat to get it back. That is the true ending of the story. It’s interesting how Jack, despite changing as a person throughout the story (he chooses his friends over his beloved ship, he sacrifices himself instead of running away, he sees Elizabeth for what she really is and most importantly, he gives up his dream of roaming the seas forever to save Will), he never changes as a, well, character. Elizabeth is a governor’s daughter in the beginning, and a pirate king at the end. Will is a smith, a simple honest working man, who ends up becoming Davy Jones himself. But Jack is exactly the way we met him when we part with him: a pirate chasing treasure (the black pearl).

It’s a very interesting consecutive storytelling choice that differentiates Elizabeth and Will from Jack. They are the main characters, and Jack is a secondary character more than a main one. They are the ones who get thrown into the story, into a world entirely different to their own, but Jack? Jack IS the world. Jack represents the ending age of piracy, the magic and the freedom of it. Jack is part of the story that Elizabeth and Will find themselves in. He changes as a man but he doesn’t change as a symbol, his role doesn’t change. That’s why the next two movies and their endings aren’t interesting or satisfactory to me, Jack becomes Elizabeth/Will and starts doing something outside of his initial fate. Him getting the Black Pearl at the end of cotbp is good because the movie itself has a happy ending for everyone. Will and Elizabeth are together, and Jack sets off to roam the seas, he’s still piracy, and they are still the main characters. At the end of dmtnt he observes them, they get their happy ending, but he sets his goal “beyond the horizon”. All of his enemies are dead and he has changed from a character representing the restlessness of piracy to a character with his own story apart from being a pirate in the Caribbean. He has his story and goals within the idea of him representing a pirate’s life, but the moment this unending way of life is lost on him, his own personality is lost on him.